parrot mini drone quadcopter
Used & new (32) from $45.00 Sold by Smart Bargains 4 U and Fulfilled by Amazon.DetailsParrot External Battery Charger with USB Cable and 550mAh Lithium Polymer Battery for Parrot… Parrot's Rolling Spider will amaze you! Thanks to Bluetooth Smart technology, Rolling Spider connects to your Smartphone or tablet, and is easily piloted through the free application FreeFlight 3. Turn any place into a playground with this fun and lively robot as it weaves through the air, showing off its acrobatic moves! With a click of your finger, Rolling Spider flips 360° and with a simple swipe it can turn 90° and 180°. Entertain your friends using pre-programmed acrobatic moves available on your application. The agile, ultra-compact drone Attach removable wheels to your Rolling Spider and get ready to roll it across the floor, up a wall or across the ceiling: the sky is the limit! The first quadricopter to fly and roll on the ceiling - Indoors and outdoors, fly up to 18 km/h or 11 mph with one of the most stable quadricopters of this size
- Easy piloting on the free FreeFlight 3 application - Take photos (300,000 px) with the embedded, vertical 360px mini-camera - Bluetooth Smart technology Small, but full of technology An accelerometer and gyroscope inside Rolling Spider measure and analyze its every movement, while the automatic pilot mode corrects Rolling Spider's angle and position. The vertical camera takes pictures of a set point on the ground every 16 milliseconds; each photo is then compared to the previous one in order to determine Rolling Spider's speed. Free FreeFlight 3 App Rolling Spider offers tactile, super-intuitive driving control thanks to Bluetooth Smart technology and the FreeFlight 3 application. FreeFlight 3 is compatible with Bluetooth Smart compatible iOS and Android Smartphones and tablets and available on Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1. This application offers a control range of up to 20 meters/65 ft. and is also used to pilot Parrot Jumping Sumo.
Customize your Rolling Spider Rolling Spider is available in 3 colors – white, blue and red. You can customize your Rolling Spider using a set of 12 stickers (included). A removable Lithium-Polymer battery provides up to 8 minutes of flying time (6 minutes with wheels). The battery is also compatible with Parrot Jumping Sumo. Parrot Mini Drone Rolling Spider - Bluetooth 4.0 Controlled Robotic Toy - Fly & Roll White. /usa/support/hotline.Parrot tutorial videos are available here: – Set up process: http://youtu.be/BsTvOozjcxg – Easy piloting maneuvers: http://youtu.be/YOcjtbAxzR4 – Advanced piloting & wheels and ace mode: http://youtu.be/OxDhzyElL1s.We recommend customers to update their Rolling Spider to the latest firmware version to enjoy the new improvements brought for Rolling Spider 7.6 x 2.6 x 8.1 inches 6.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) 3.2 out of 5 stars #3,055 in Cell Phones & Accessories (See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories)
Parrot MiniDrone is not woth the price.||Parrot Mini flies away and Parrot does little to help me.|| Parrot Mini Drone Jumping Sumo - White See and discover other items: fly drones, flying robotAller au contenu principal A VOUS DE JOUER ! Toutes les pièces détachées Minidrones FR Pour l'achat d'un droneIt would be easy enough to dismiss Parrot's MiniDrone Rolling Spider as just another mini-quadcopter. And at $100 (AU$140, £90) it would be a pricey one, too, considering you can get a basic mini-quadcopter for less than $30. But, despite appearances, the Rolling Spider isn't an ordinary mini-quadcopter. For starters, it's controlled entirely with your smartphone or tablet and not a typical two-stick radio controller. And it's generally a lot of fun, except for its biggest problem: flight times of 8 minutes or less (which is the lifespan of the single included rechargeable battery). Inside, Parrot used an ultrasonic sensor, a 3-axis gyroscope and 3-axis accelerometer, a vertical camera, and a pressure sensor, which combine to make flight very stable -- indoors and outside.
Then there are the wheels that give this MiniDrone the "Rolling" part of its name. Attach the wheels to the top of the Spider and you can drive it around on the ground or even drive it up a wall and across the ceiling. While that's fun, it's probably more important that they give the propellers some protection while you're flying around indoors, since those are typically the first thing you'll need to replace. And you will need to buy more propellers because you only get one set with the Rolling Spider. In the box along with with the MiniDrone and wheels you get one battery, a Micro-USB cable, and some stickers so you can dress up your MiniDrone. Accessories coming in September include batteries at $20 each (AU$22, £14), replacement propellers for $6 a set, and replacement wheels for $10. Like Parrot's larger AR.Drone quadcopters, the Rolling Spider is completely controlled with an app on your smartphone or tablet. The FreeFlight 3.0 app is available for iOS, Android, and, in October, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 devices;
I did all my testing with a Galaxy S4 and an iPhone 5S . The Spider connects to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth. The whole process is pretty automatic: Turn on the Spider, turn on Bluetooth on your device, and open the app. It should automatically connect to your device and once it does you launch the controller and you're off. For flying, which can be done with or without the wheels attached, you tap the Take Off button and it will start the propellers and send the Spider straight up and start hovering. And it does this out of the box unlike other mini-quadcopters. There's no need to adjust trim or anything else: It will just hover in place, which is a big reason why it's so easy to fly. In its default Normal mode, the joystick on the right lets you raise and lower the Spider as well as rotate it left and right. To move it forward, back, left, and right, you keep your thumb pressed down on the right joystick and tilt your device the direction you want it to go. If it starts to travel somewhere you don't want it to, don't panic, just lift your thumbs off the controls and it will stop and hover.